Weekly Dose of Wellness Memorial Care

Dr. Leslie Young will be discussing the complex landscape of ADHD. He will be providing tips on how families can create a supportive environment for children with ADHD and help them channel their energy in different ways.

Dr. Ramkumar will discuss hip arthroscopy in-depth, detailing the procedure, its benefits, the conditions it treats, who qualifies, preoperative preparations, the recovery process, and expected outcomes. As one of Southern California's top three hip arthroscopy surgeons based on case volume, he offers valuable insights from his extensive experience.

In this podcast, Leigh Hunter, RN, will talk about pediatric diagnoses of Sickle Cell Disease and how parents can navigate their child’s diagnosis. She will cover understanding the condition, managing symptoms, treatment options, and how to support a child’s overall well-being with this condition.

Join Dr. Snodgrass, a dedicated primary care and sports medicine provider, as he delves into the latest advancements in health care, from cutting-edge treatments for sports concussions to innovative techniques in musculoskeletal care. With a wealth of experience in sports medicine and a passion for holistic patient care, Dr. Snodgrass shares his insights and expertise in optimizing health and performance for athletes and individuals alike.

There are various issues that can affect your child’s mental health. Cultural and Socio-Economic factors are two key components that can have a huge impact. Dr. Iona Pal will talk about how understanding and respecting diverse cultural perspectives and socioeconomic contexts is vital in providing effective and inclusive mental health support for children and how the Stramski Children’s Center at Miller Children’s & Women’s provides resources to support your children and help them navigate any mental health concerns they may have.

Technology advancements and new medications are making a huge difference in coronary disease, allowing patients to delay heart procedures. However, for patients who may need a cardiac procedure, they should ask their cardiologist or physician about the future of heart health and the minimally invasive procedures available that are best suited for their needs.